Overview
- Cuba published the names and photos of 32 personnel from the Interior Ministry and Revolutionary Armed Forces who died during the U.S. raid, and declared two days of national mourning.
- Venezuela’s armed forces released funeral notices for 23 fallen service members, including five admirals, sixteen sergeants and two soldiers from units defending the government.
- The official military toll stands at 55 deaths across both countries, while higher overall casualty estimates reported by some outlets have not been independently verified.
- Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, are in U.S. custody and appeared in a New York court on narcoterrorism-related charges, where they pleaded not guilty.
- Cuban and Venezuelan authorities condemned the operation as aggression, announced investigations, and cited strikes in Caracas and the states of Aragua and La Guaira under the U.S. mission known as Resolución Absoluta.